Martin Pellizzer

Euphorbia Nuttallii

Euphorbia nuttallii is a unique and often overlooked member of the spurge family known for its striking appearance and hardy nature. Native to the arid regions of the southwestern United States, this plant thrives in harsh, dry environments. Its distinctive features include a branched stem and small, waxy leaves that help it conserve water. Despite its beauty, it can be toxic, making it important to handle with care. This plant is a fascinating example of adaptation to extreme climates and a valuable addition to xeriscaping efforts.